TROTTING.

Hawera Star, Volume XLIX, 6 January 1930, Page 3

TROTTING.

g re; ymo ut h wlnn er s . TOT LOGAN AND KREISLER. By Tclep.'aph—Pirss Association, i GREY.UOLTH, Jan. 4. The Grey mouth Trotting Club meeting opened in du.l'i and showery weather. The track was holding for the first three races, improving later. A large crowd attended, the tn.niover I showing ian increase of £IBO3 on the 1 corresponding day of last year, putting through £14,498, as against £12,695. The results are:— GITIN ESS HANDICA P. , 1 Uun (Donald), star 1 I 9 Silverwood (Berry), aer 2 8 Charlie Lincoln (Simpson) sor 3 Also started : 3 Somerby, 5 Grey Denver, 5 Shining Light, 11 Myrtle Dillon, 2 Nelson Gar a, 4 Enrolment, 7 Dusolino. afi scratch ; 10 Bingen Wilkes 36. Won bv. six lengths, with three lengths between second; and third. Times: 3.54 1-5, 3.55 2-5, 3.58 2-5. EXPRESS HANDICAP. Twelve and ia. half furlongs.

3 Rapture (A. Davoy),, 36yds 1 6 Cl tilde Boy (Pascoe), scr 2 2 Kitty Patch (Taylor), 48 3 Also started : 12 Plum Tree, 13 Chancer, 1 White Satin, 10 lwanta, 11 Tiny Author, alii scratch. 8 Miss Wilkes 24, 4 Great Way 84, 5 Nelson Parrish 96. Won by three lengths, with four lengths between second and third. Times: 3.57 1-5; 4.1 2-5; 3.59 4-5. ELECTRIC HANDICAP. Eight land ai half furlongs. 1 Teremoa (Marshall), scr 1 2 Audience (Holmes) 12 2 13 Vial Logan (Fairbaim), scr 3 Also started : 6 Warrenore, 8 Salient, 10 Frances de Oro, 7 Royafi Iroquois, 9 Grey Pointer, 12 Chancellor Boy. 14 Audubon’s Chief, all scratch, 14 Lady Gran 12, 11 Greiat Adventure 36, 3 Lcstacy 36, Kawana 48. Won by two lengths, with six lengths between second and third. Times : 2.29 3-5, 2.29 4-5. 2.33 1-5. DOMINION HANDICAP. Twelve and a half furlongs. 4 Kreisler (Bennett) scr 1 2 Eugene de Giro (L«. Holmes) 24 2 16 Editor (Withers) sor 3 Also started: 6 Nelsonian, 9 Black Watt-.e. 8 Genrowan, 3 Danny Boy, 1 Shadv Spot, 12 Golden Ore, all scratch, 5 Ki-ina 12, 13 Master Audo 12, 7 High Jinks 48. Won by three lengths, with a length between second and third. Times: 3.41 1-5. 3.40 1-5. 342 2-5. SUAIMER HANDICAP. Fourteen and a-lialf furlongs. 5 Tot Logan (Hooper), 36 1 3 Oval (Edwards), 48 2 7 Rose Aucla (McDermott), 36 3 Also started : 8 Dillon S., 9 Molly Audubon, 3 Bonora-, 2 Olioe Nelson, all scratch; 4 Great Way, 24; 6 Gemlight, 48. Won by three lengths, with a head between second and third. Times, 4.29, 4.29 1-5, 4.36 2-5. t NTER.it EDI ATE HANDICAP Eourteen and a-half furlongs. 3 Hals well Queen (Davidson) 21 1 1 Kate Logan (Clarke), 24 2 2 Sedmere (Berkett), coupled with Great Author _ 3 Also started: 3 Cransford, 10 Lady Bet*, 4 Ration, 5 Llewellyn, 11. Chancellor Boy, 9 Great Epsom, 7 Denver Hinds, all scratch; 6 If i rebrand, 2 Great, Author, 48.

Won by half a length, with tliroe lengths between second and third. Times 4.19 2-5, 4.19 3-5, -1,22.

GREY VALLEY HANDICAP. Ten and a-half furlongs. 5 Brook Pointer (Donald), scr... 1 2 Silver Sea (Price)), scr 2 2 Loco (Rundel), coupled with Silver Sea, 24 , 3 Also started : 7 Harold Lee, 4 Dorie, 9 Tahoe, all scratch; 3 Bessie Dillon, 12; 10 Lifebuoy, 12; 8 Kawana, 12; 6 Jupiter. 12; ] Denver City, 12; 4 Sandy Pointer, 12. Won by a length, with four lengths between second and third. Times, 3.6 1-5, 3.7, 3.6. DASH HANDICAP. Eight and a-half furlongs. 2 Cuislila d'Oro (F. G. Holmes), scr 1 5 Glenrowan (Bryce, junv.), scr 2 3 Eugene de oro (K. Holmes),

Also started : 4 Black Wattle, I Royal Comrade 24; 6 Alaster Ando 12. PLACING IN DISPUTE. FALLEN HORSE REMOUNTED. (URL TAKES CHARGE. (United Press Vssooiation—By Electric Telegraph Copyright.) LONDON. Jan. 4. Two horses competed in the Whilelodge Nteeplechns,. .at 'lla.vdock Park to-day. They were. Sardonyx and The I freeze r. Sardonyx fell at the second fence hut was remounted and started in pursuit of The Brec/.er. which was still leading when it fell at the last fence. Aliss Jean Sunday, daughter of The Brec/.er's trainer, rushed on to the euttrse, mounted the horse and tried to catch Sa rdon vx, amid wild cheering. She failed. The stewards are uncertain if The Breezer is entitled In second place, and lave referred the matter to the X a l.iona I Hunt Commit t ec.